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Human friendly incantations + Auto Closing/Postponing RFCs + More labels #197

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@Centril Centril commented Apr 20, 2018

This PR aims to fix:

In addition, the PR improves the FCP-completed comment and also auto-closes FCP-completed RFCs with a disposition to close / postponed and applies those labels when doing so.

I haven't had time to test this on any repository, so please double check this logic =)

I also haven't added the new labels to the rfcs or rust repos. I'll do that before / if we merge this PR.
In total, these labels are added:

  • finished-final-comment-period
  • disposition-close
  • disposition-merge
  • disposition-postpone
  • closed

The postponed label already exists for the rfcs repo.

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Centril commented Apr 20, 2018

Hmm... The error arises from failing to compile diesel_cli v1.2.0.

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Centril commented Apr 20, 2018

Update: I updated the lockfile & bumped the nightly version to 2018-04-19; this seems to have fixed things.

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aturon commented Apr 20, 2018

These changes look fantastic to me!

I only have one concern: right now, once an RFC is in FCP, adding a concern doesn't take it back out of FCP. That'd be nice to improve in general, and it becomes even more important if the bot is going to automatically close RFCs.

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wowowow

Thank you so much for this! Looking really great. I have some comments and a few requests. There are a couple of things I'd need to check to be sure on, but I'm short on time and will try to circle back soon. Really excited to see this land!

@@ -143,6 +158,26 @@ fn update_proposal_review_status(proposal_id: i32) -> DashResult<()> {
Ok(())
}

fn remove_issue_label(issue: &Issue, label: &str) {
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I think these might be a bit clearer if they were methods on Issue, rather than free fns

GH.add_label(&issue.repository, issue.number, label)
}

fn close_pull_request(issue: &Issue) {
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This fn signature makes me sad that PRs are represented as Issues internally. At a minimum can you make a TODO or open an issue to make this type-safe and only apply to PRs but not issues? If GH.close_pr will correctly work on an issue even though it hits the pulls endpoint, can we call all of this close_issue and continue assuming issues and PRs are roughly the same?

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It is good that you flagged this; I did some tests with curl on a dummy repo, https://github.com/Centril/test-gh-api, and closed both a PR and an issue with the issues endpoint. I also noticed a bug (s/status/state).

.first::<GitHubUser>(conn) {
Ok(i) => i,
Err(why) => {
error!("Unable to retrieve proposal initiator for proposal id {}: {:?}",
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I need to double check the schema, but I'm pretty sure the database ensures this never happens and so this can probably be safely written as an expect.

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For now, to be on the safe side I'll keep the match. I'll change later if you are sure. :)

if is_rfc_repo(&issue) {
match disp {
FcpDisposition::Merge => {
// TODO: This one will require a lot of work to
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Can you start an issue for this? I'm not even sure what the "right" strategy is going to be and it will require some discussion.

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Done :) #198


// Execute FFCP actions:
if is_rfc_repo(&issue) {
match disp {
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Can you make this match statement into a method on FcpDisposition?

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I extracted the logic starting from the comment into a free function execute_ffcp_actions to reduce rightward drift. It didn't really feel like belonging to FcpDisposition given that it depends on an event :)

@@ -16,6 +16,21 @@ use github::models::CommentFromJson;
use teams::TEAMS;
use super::GH;

const LABEL_FFCP: &'static str = "finished-final-comment-period";
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Can you make these into (an enum|a set of enums) that have as_str()?

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}

fn is_rfc_repo(issue: &Issue) -> bool {
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Can you make this a part of teams.toml (maybe rename to rfcbot.toml and move current fields under a top-level teams key)? It would be very nice to not regress progress towards #92.

@@ -898,6 +1003,14 @@ impl<'a> RfcBotComment<'a> {
}
}

fn couldnt_add_label<'b>(msg: &mut String, author: &'b GitHubUser, label: &str) {
msg.push_str("\n\n*psst @");
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I'd be ok with this being a call to format! -- in hindsight I think it was a big mistake to be concerned about allocation performance here.

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Hmm... can we fix this later as a more general refactoring of message formats and potential templating?

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sgtm

match disposition {
FcpDisposition::Merge => {}
FcpDisposition::Close => {
msg.push_str("\n\nBy the power vested in me by Rust, I hereby close this RFC.");
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Note that this won't be an accurate comment to post until rfcbot is given more permissions on the rust-lang org. Can we make this conditional on whether actually closing the issue succeeded? That might require a slight change to order of operations.

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Then you have to close the issue first which looks a bit weird imo. The current ordering feels natural as how a human would do it :) We should just give the bot these permissions imo.

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Centril commented Apr 21, 2018

Did some refactoring per @anp's suggestions.
I also took a crack at fixing @aturon's concern in 13c38fd.

The team.toml / rfcbot.toml bit isn't fixed yet tho; still working on that.

if proposal.fcp_start.is_some() {
// Update DB: FCP is not started anymore.
proposal.fcp_start = None;
match diesel::update(fcp_proposal.find(proposal.id))
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Do you think the bot should comment when it's doing this? Could be confusing to do this without any visible status update?

cc @aturon

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My thinking is that:

let _ = issue.add_label(Label::PFCP);
issue.remove_label(Label::FCP);

serves as visible status update that the bot reacted to the concern :)

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Yeah I think that suffices, given that the concern registration is already a comment.

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anp commented Apr 30, 2018

Hi @Centril! If I'm reading correctly, the only thing remaining is to configure the RFCs repo string via a configuration file. If that's the case, let's get this in and create a follow-up issue or add a comment on the issue I linked before?

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Centril commented Apr 30, 2018

@anp that works for me :) Sorry about not following up on this sooner.

One thing I'm a bit unsure about as to making this work for all repos is whether there is one instance of the rfcbot program running for rust-lang/rust and rust-lang/rfcs or if there are separate instances for each.

If there is just one instance, then you need to be able to configure close / postpone behavior separately for each repo.

For now I propose:

[fcp_behaviour."rust-lang/rfcs"]
close = true
postpone = true

[teams]

# other stuff....

@anp anp merged commit 9f52efd into rust-lang:master Apr 30, 2018
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anp commented Apr 30, 2018

Thank you so much!

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